Credit card transactions
- Select your card on the front page of Nordea Mobile or Netbank. Here you’ll see a list of the latest transactions made with your card’s credit facility.
- In Netbank you can check your latest e-invoice and look at your older credit card transactions by browsing older e-invoices. Log in to Netbank and go to Payments > E-invoices > History. On e-invoices you can also see card transactions older than 1 to 3 months. Your e-invoices will be stored in Netbank for 18 months.
- In Nordea Mobile you can see your latest e-invoice. Log in to Nordea Mobile. Go to Payments and e-invoices, open your credit card invoice and tap 'Invoicer’s breakdown'.
- In Nordea Finance’s OmaLuotto service.
Please note that the name of the seller under a card transaction may be different from the name of the creditor on your invoice in cases of restaurants and taxi companies, for example.
What does the 30-day interest-free payment period mean in credit cards?
When you pay your purchases with your card’s charge and credit facility, you get an interest-free payment period of 30 days on average.
Example: buying a vacuum cleaner The due date of the credit card invoice is the 15th of each month and the invoicing period is from 25 March to 26 April. We recommend that you choose the date on which you receive regular income as the due date to make it easy for you to pay the invoice when you have money available.
- 1 April You buy a vacuum cleaner.
- 15 April Due date on the credit card invoice, on which you pay the invoice for the previous invoicing period (March).
- 15 May Due date for purchases made in April, including the vacuum cleaner in this case.
Invoicing period changes on 26 April. Any purchases made after this date will be invoiced in June. If you had bought the vacuum cleaner on 26 April, you would still pay it on 15 May. If you had bought the vacuum cleaner on 27 April, the due date would be 15 June instead.
What changes can I make independently to my card invoices?
You can change the due date, the instalment percentage and the instalment-free months
- in Nordea Mobile: select the card you want to edit and tap ‘Edit credit’.
- in Nordea Netbank: go to Finances > Cards. Select the card you want to edit, and under the ‘Card details’ section, click ‘Edit credit’.
- in OmaLuotto: go to section ‘Credit account settings’ (with online banking codes of any Finnish bank).
The instalment percentage may be 4–100% of the credit amount. The instalment-free months may not be consecutive. Please note that you cannot combine the instalment-free months with invoicing of equal-payment purchases.
If you want to change the due date or instalment percentage on an invoice that has already been created, please call Nordea Finance Customer Service. The changes are subject to a fee set in our tariff.
See your credit card invoice for the invoicing period, monthly transactions and payment details. The breakdowns for e-invoices are available in Nordea Netbank and Nordea Mobile.
Can I choose to pay extra?
You can make extra instalments or pay off your debt whenever you want. You can also increase the total on your credit card invoice. Here are more specific instructions for different cards.
You can easily pay off your full credit amount or a part of it in Nordea Mobile. Select your credit card on the front page and go to Pay and transfer > Used credit. Here you can set the amount you want to pay. Other details will be filled in automatically.
You can also repay your credit card debt in Nordea Netbank. Select your card on the Overview page and click ‘Pay back’. Select the payment account and the repayment amount. Other details will be filled in automatically. Your repayment will show immediately.
You can easily pay off your credit card debt whenever you want. You can see the current credit balance in Nordea Mobile and Nordea Netbank under your card details or in the OmaLuotto service.
You can easily pay off your credit card debt on the due date of the next invoice. See the invoice for the total credit balance and interest up to the due date.